Everything Everywhere All at Once streams on Hulu in the United States, Crave in Canada, Netflix or Stan in Australia, and Player in Poland. There is currently no subscription option in the United Kingdom or Germany, where rental or purchase is the only route.
Where to stream Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022)
| Country | Available on |
|---|---|
| United States | Hulu |
| United Kingdom | No subscription option |
| Canada | Crave |
| Australia | Netflix, Stan |
| Germany | No subscription option |
| Poland | Player, Polsat Box Go |
Is Everything Everywhere All at Once worth watching?
Yes, and it rewards a second viewing more than almost anything else in this section. The first pass is disorienting by design: the Daniels front-load the multiverse mechanics so heavily that the emotional throughline only becomes obvious once you know where it lands. On a rewatch the whole film reads as one argument about a mother and a daughter.
Two warnings. The first forty minutes are deliberately overwhelming, with rapid cutting and near-constant invention, and a number of people give up there. And the tonal swings are extreme: a fight involving trophies sits beside a scene about a suicide attempt. If either the pace or the register is a problem, it does not settle down; it doubles.
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FAQs about Where to Watch Everything Everywhere All at Once
Is the first act meant to be confusing?
Yes, deliberately. The Daniels compress the multiverse rules into a rapid opening stretch so that the rest of the film can stop explaining and get on with feeling. If you are lost forty minutes in, that is the intended experience; the emotional logic takes over from roughly the halfway point.
Does it get less strange, or more?
More, and then it becomes sincere while still being strange. The rock sequence and the hot dog world arrive after the setup, not before, and both are played for real feeling. Anyone waiting for the film to settle into a conventional register will be waiting past the credits.
Is it worth rewatching?
More than most. On a second pass the mechanics no longer need attention, which frees you to notice how carefully the mother and daughter material is seeded from the opening scene. Several people who found it exhausting the first time rate it highly after a rewatch.